Sára Sorvad
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Sára Sorvad is a human civilian who lived on the colony of Reach.[1] She was the daughter of Naval Intelligence scientist, Laszlo Sorvad. She is of Hungarian descent and a native speaker of the Hungarian language.
Background
Around 2550, Sára was relocated to the Visegrád Relay along with her father when he began researching a meteorite impact site in Visegrád.[2]
Sára was only one of two survivors of the Covenant infiltration of Visegrád Relay, with the other survivor being an injured UNSC Army trooper.[1] She hid under the staircase while Sangheili Zealots stormed the building and killed her father, and was later found by NOBLE Team. Sára was unwilling to leave her hiding spot, even attacking Jorge-052 as he tried to console her, but barely managed to tell him that "there's more" before the three Zealots appeared and attacked the Spartans.
Once cleared of Covenant presence, Jorge tended to her side and asked her of the incident, helping her identify with him through their Hungarian heritage. After warming up to him, Jorge and NOBLE escorted her out of the facility.[1] After the events of the relay she got to speak with Catherine Halsey about her father.[2]
Trivia
- She is voiced by Marcella Lentz-Pope.
- In the early development of Halo: Reach, Sára was going to have a larger part in the game, accompanying NOBLE Team as a science advisor, in the vein of Cortana. She would have had an antagonistic relationship with Halsey, and her presence would bring out more humanity from the normally-stoic Spartans.[3]
Gallery
Early concept art of Sára.
Concept art of Sára.
Jorge-052 attempting to keep Sára calm.
Sára in Halo Warfleet.
List of appearances
- Halo: Reach (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo: Reach, campaign level, Winter Contingency
- ^ a b Dr. Halsey's personal journal
- ^ Blog of Isaac Hannaford: Halo Reach work comment
